You didn’t think the Pittsburgh Steelers could get much worse than an opening week tie vs. the Cleveland Browns? Week 2 proved to have an even stronger odor Pittsburgh Steelers T-Shirt , as the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes came into Heinz Field and treated the Pittsburgh defense as if it were a High School JV squad.Needless to say, the Steelers are experiencing a precipitous drop in the weekly NFL Power Rankings because of their poor play which has resulted in a 0-1-1 record heading into Week 3.In reality, these rankings mean nothing, but they’re great for conversation and debate. This week, the Steelers saw themselves plummet out of the Top 10, and they’re barely clinging to 10th in only one of the major, weekly rankings.With a Week-3 matchup with the red-hot Tampa Bay Buccaneers looming on Monday Night Football, the Steelers, who will be on the road in Florida, need to put up a good performance to help resurrect their rankings status.Check out the rankings, and let us know what you think in the comment section below!ESPN1. Los Angeles Rams2. Jacksonville Jaguars3. Kansas City Chiefs4. New England Patrios5. Philadelphia Eagles6. Minnesota Vikings7. Green Bay Packers8. Atlanta Falcons9. New Orleans Saints10. Pittsburgh SteelersUSA Today1. Jacksonville Jaguars2. Los Angeles Rams3. Kansas City Chiefs4. Green Bay Packers5. Minnesota Vikings6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers7. Philadelphia Eagles8. New England Patriots9. Atlanta Falcons10. Los Angeles Chargers...16. Pittsburgh SteelersNFL.com 1. Los Angeles Rams2. Jacksonville Jaguars3. Minnesota Vikings4. Kansas City Chiefs5. Green Bay Packers6. New England Patriots7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers8. Phildelphia Eagles9. Atlanta Falcons10. Carolina Panthers...16. Pittsburgh SteelersSB Nation1. Jacksonville Jaguars2. Los Angeles Rams3. Kansas City Chiefs4. Minnesota Vikings5. Green Bay Packers6. New England Patriots7. Philadelphia Eagles8. Cincinnati Bengals9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers10. Atlanta Falcons...19. Pittsburgh SteelersUpdate your rosters Pittsburgh Steelers Hats , a couple Steelers have changed their jersey numbers Since writing for this lovely site, I have often told people in written, and audio, form to not buy any jersey until the regular season begins. Why?Because sometimes jersey numbers change.When players are cut, or released, and their jersey number becomes available, sometimes other teammates would want to swap numbers. This offseason the Steelers had a lot of jersey number turnover, especially in the secondary. Joe Haden snagged Mike Mitchell’s vacated No. 23. Sean Davis picked up Haden’s vacated No. 21. And Mike Hilton traded in his No. 31 for No. 28. It can all be very confusing, but there have been a few more jersey number changes. When Ryan Switzer came to Pittsburgh via trade, he wore No. 18. The No. 10 he coveted was currently being used by Undrafted Rookie Free Agent Quadree Henderson, but when Henderson failed to make the 53-man roster Pittsburgh Steelers Hoodie , largely due to Switzer’s acquisition, Switzer is now claiming the vacated No. 10.Switzer’s change in jersey number wasn’t the only number change for the Steelers. Free-agent tackle, Zach Banner, who came in midway through training camp, has decided to go with No. 72 for his new number. For now, the jersey numbers are finalized, but we know with life in the NFL, that can change at any minute.